THE NEWSLETTER FOR ALUMNI AND FRIENDS OF EPSILON SIGMA CHAPTER OF ALPHA TAU OMEGA AT FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY - FALL 2024
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How Can You Help
Florida Epsilon Sigma?
J O I N O N E
O F O U R
C O M M I T T E E S !
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s we shared in our last issue of the Viking, the alumni house corporation is looking
for volunteers to begin charting the future of Alpha Tau Omega at Florida State
University and support Florida Epsilon Sigma when it begins the process of returning to
campus in 2025.
e house corporation will formally appoint committee chairmen to one-year terms.
Committee chairmen are asked to make quarterly, written updates to the house
corporation and overall alumni membership.
If you're interested in getting involved, here are a few ways you can help:
Support recolonization by working with ATΩ
National Headquarters and FSU to plan the return
of the chapter in 2025. is committee will also
help support and advise new members as they begin
rebuilding the chapter.
Join the house corporation board of directors, which
will manage the corporation's funds for a future house
and plan for the eventual renting, acquisition, and/or
construction of a new house when the chapter returns
in 2025.
Improve the quality of our alumni records by
conducting online research and reaching out to other
alumni to update contact information.
Develop and implement a social media strategy using LinkedIn, Facebook, and other
avenues to increase communication and engagement with ATΩ FSU alumni.
With alumni support over the next year, we can get our fraternity to the point it needs
to be to successfully return to campus. ank you for your consideration in joining us!
Fraternally,
Fred Maglione '93, House Corporation President
fredmaglione@yahoo.com
Alumni interested
in volunteering
should complete the
volunteer interest
form located at
websites.omegafi.
com/omegaws/
alphatauomegafsu/
ato-volunteers.
Fraternities empower
students and provide a
strong support system.
Members are more
academically engaged
than their peers.
Members experience
greater gains in learning
and graduate at higher
rates than their peers.
When members seek help,
they are twice as likely
to turn to a brother than
anyone else.
Brothers are more
connected to their
local communities,
and they spend more
time volunteering than
nonaffiliated students.
83% of members say
their confidence in
their leadership skills
increased because of
their membership.
Research Conducted by the
North-American Interfraternity
Conference Proves the
Fraternity Experience Is More
Relevant to Today's College
Students than Ever Before
Source: nicfraternity.org/research nicfraternity.org/research
